Thanks, Scout....

Consider these max loads...

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http://stevespages.com/page8.htm

I have reload data from French powder
Sp7 = H4895
Tu 5000 = RL 15

170 gr bullet 52 gr of SP7 at 2625 fps
200 gr bullet 56 gr of Tu5000 at 2723 fps

Hope this can help you.

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As to velocities:
DEVA give 840-845 m/s max. for the 11,7 grams KS bullet.
813 m/s for the 13,0 grams Barnes X
800 m/s for the 13,0 grams Nosler Partition (max. 832 m/s in the Nobel reloading handbook)
That about describes the rough ballpark range.

On the Web:
Brenneke website (where else ?) ;-)
http://www.brenneke.de

A badly designed website - frames running rampant, windows popping up, a wildly jumping reticle, coded by a geek on ecstasy... *sigh*. Anyhow, the three data can be found via the mouse clicking path English -> service -> reloading data.

Carcano

[This message has been edited by carcano91 (edited 02-07-2002).]

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Originally posted by Kimmo E:
www.norma.cc (laddtabeller=loaddata)

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Sorry, the link does not work. I tried ending in .com, but I am not sure that is were you intended to send me.

Scout....

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Originally posted by ricciardelli:
150 grain bullet...60 grains IMR-4350
170 grain bullet...52 grains IMR-4064
225 grain bullet...61 grains IMR-4831
57 grains IMR-4350

Consider these max loads...

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DO you have any chrono data on thes loads?

Scout..

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Originally posted by scout:
Sorry, the link does not work. I tried ending in .com, but I am not sure that is were you intended to send me.

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The clickable hyperlink to
http://www.norma.cc
worked fine with me (as it did in the past), but I am afraid there are no 8 x 64 S data in their loading tables...

Carcano

[This message has been edited by carcano91 (edited 02-07-2002).]

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Originally posted by scout:
Car,
Thanks for the web site.... The load data is in a language I don�t understand... Not English... Could you interpret for me???

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Well, there is an English and a German version on the same website. But as you point out, the downloadable *.doc file (a WORD document thus) with the reloading data is in German only. Its columns list, from left to right, the following entries:

Caliber/ bullet type/ bullet weight/ powder type/ powder manufacturer/ powder weight/ primer/ case manufacturer/ cartridge OAL/ velocity V-3/ measured pressure/ barrel length/ max admissible use pressure per CIP.

Regards,
Carcano

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What does SP10 equal? Is it similar to W748?

Thanx,

R-WEST

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Originally posted by R-WEST:
What does SP10 equal? Is it similar to W748?

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Quoting from the Nobel Sport manual:

"Sp 10 - Slightly slower than Tubal 3000, this flattened ball powder is meant for the same uses. Charges can be increased due to its favourable weight-to-volume ratio. A well adapted powder for some straight-walled cases or slightly necked large bore cartridges such as .38-55, .35 Remington etc., it also finds application for modern, large-bore dangerous game calibres."

The manual lists loads of the Sp 10 for .222 Rem, .223 Rem, .222 Rem Mag, .22-250, 5,6x57, 6mm PPC, 6mm BR Rem, 7mm BR Rem, .35 Rem, .375 Win, .444 Marlin, .45-70 Govt, .458 Win Mag.

Regards,
Carcano